TMDB score 6.4
Movie
Champagne Problems (2025)
Christmas in France is always a good idea.
- Nov 18, 2025
- 1h 39m
- PG-13
6.0/10
TMDB user score
244 votes on TMDB
About This Movie
Champagne Problems is a 2025 romance and comedy film directed by Mark Steven Johnson. Its leading cast includes Minka Kelly, Tom Wozniczka and Xavier Samuel. It runs for 1 hour 39 minutes.
Synopsis
A driven American exec heads to Paris determined to acquire a champagne brand by Christmas — and accidentally falls for the heir to the bubbly empire.
Synopsis from TMDB.
Before You Pick
- Time needed
- 1 hour 39 minutes
- Age rating (US)
- PG-13
- Language
- English
- Audience signal
- 6.0/10 from 244 TMDB votes
Official Trailer
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Cast
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Minka Kelly
Sydney Price
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Tom Wozniczka
Henri Cassell
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Xavier Samuel
Ryan Garner
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Flula Borg
Otto Moller
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Thibault de Montalembert
Hugo Cassell
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Maeve Courtier-Lilley
Skyler Price
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Sean Amsing
Roberto Salazar
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Mitchell Mullen
Marvin Roth
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Astrid Whettnall
Brigitte Laurent
- Joël Cudennec Philippe
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Thierry René
Marcel (Concierge)
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Victoire Dauxerre
Receptionist #1
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Pascal Lifschutz
Dom Pérignon
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Sophia Yamna
Train Food Attendant
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Nelly Lawson
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Elisa Ezzedine
Receptionist #2
- Catherine Sauval Claudine - Hugo's Assistant
- Ridvan Mjaku Mulled Wine Merchant
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